... encourage this department cf my business, because I know that thereby much good is done. Many young couples would not be able to marry without its aid, many people upon whom the hand of misfortune has fallen could not refurnish without such a method, and many ...

... ys are good enough hr th em,with an occasional wvar or a royal wedding thrown in for a change ; and they niever think of marrying their best dolls when the country is going to wvar, or 1of comning down to breakfast in a cardboard breastplate when London ...

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... friends will meet the deficit that Is feared, During the lar fee years forty additional missionariee—who in most calms Cr. married—have been sent out, and &Imre all of these rite now on the ordinary funds. The Japer* seem to hags been greatly layered with ...

... Murray Ashimore, Ysq., Receiver- Genotal and Chief Collector of Customs and Exci-e of tue IJand of Cyprus. Chatles Alexander Marris, E:q, of the Colonial Oflice, for seivices in connection witu ti:e Venezuelan Mourdary Arbitmtion. Mr. Ilenry Reeve, Colunisl ...

... a cavalry and artilery have also swelled within A NEW LONG TOM Nugent, and Mr. Joseph Nugent (nephews). [ Kingstown, and married Miss Brooke, de - covers ' ` , . epping on Xmas rapidly progressing. From native th e last day or two. Besides over 1,500 ...

... York. He was very popular, and was considered one of the best-looking and smartest sol- diers in the Pontefract depot. Ke married a young wiie only recently. WEATHER FOR Vo - Morrow.— South-easterly winds, light; cloudy, some fog or mist. Lamps to be liznted ...

... athology,”” extensive contribu tions to the ‘‘ Transactions ”’ of the Royal and oth er societies. The distin- hter ished surg eon marrie d in 1844 Lydia, da of the Rev. H enry North, and is succeed: ied by his son Joha, who was born im 1848, ...

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... - Records of Haney. - red ha extensive contrilietsone to the of the Royal and ~this societie.. Tb• diatingeishod sergor married to 1844 Lydie., :tty ' h f ts t os b % 1 1 :1:h. n w e rCaTt ' r ' ; dlBo.B.fila. THE AMALFI DISASTER. ENGLISH VISITORS' NARROW ...

... kind, Saturday's batch being the fourth to leave the works for the front. The perty comprised :—William Spight (married), Robert Chapman (married), Arthur Bennett (marru d), and Uoraca Mamas, ad belonging to D Section of the Norfolk ment. Each mao was rasde ...